Key Features

● Simplified demonstration of ASP.NET Core UI and service development, with expert-led implementation.

● In-depth coverage on async programming, application security, and performance optimization.

● Interview guide with extensive questions based on concepts and techniques around application development.

Description

ASP.NET Core for JobSeekers is a practical resource for application developers and web developers who want to advance their careers. This book teaches you how to use ASP.NET Core to create web applications without a prior understanding of web application development.

We develop our first web application and demonstrate how to execute, debug, and deploy them using ASP.NET Core. We'll start by creating our first web pages with the Razor and then create a simple phonebook application. Next, you will be exposed to the MVC design pattern and explore the simplicity of developing web pages using Razor. Moving on, you learn to construct and consume restful services with ASP.NET Core. Concepts and techniques include async/await pattern, middlewares, programming a pipeline, redirecting requests, and intercepting requests and responses. This book also houses dependency injection techniques, action filters, accessing data using Entity Framework Core, and proven approaches for creating databases.

Toward the end, you'll learn about some of the most important components, such as improving performance, choosing the right architecture for an application program, and answering a slew of interview questions about ASP.NET Core and application development.

What you will learn

● Learn to set up the application development environment around ASP.NET Core and other frameworks.

● Expert tips for debugging and deploying ASP.NET Core projects.

● Create UI applications with Razor and service APIs.

● Workaround middleware and filters for programming the ASP.NET Core pipeline.

● Create asynchronous programming code and configure dependency injection services.

Who this book is for

If you're interested in building cross-platform, web, and cloud-native apps, you must learn ASP.NET Core and start building your programs. Readers should have basic knowledge of HTML and C#.